Chapter

 1 1|   is the part of a lover of man, or rather of a lover of
 2 1|     speech of one who loves man, and set it before those
 3 2|     But he was not the only man initiated in the knowledge
 4 3| whate'er of good life often man,~Escape the noticeof Divinity,~
 5 3|     judged;~And if a mortal man doth think to hide~His daily
 6 4| riches' sake.~Let him of no man covet wife or child,~His
 7 4|     He ever with the wicked man is wroth,~But in the righteous
 8 4| knowledge and power; but no man either is, or ever shall
 9 5|    woman, that can save~One man by another; if indeed a
10 5|     by another; if indeed a man,~With sound of tinkling
11 5|   my hand: he is the wicked man.~Then slay him, for 'twas
12 5|    yea, and methinks~If any man lounge idly, and abstain~
13 5|   necessity, or the mind of man,~I worship thee!"~
14 6|     the free-will placed in man; and not to think that those
15 6|  for gods to be taught by a man. What need I speak of Bacchus,